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Bring your galoshes, bring your umbrella. Charleston sparkles in the rain!
Under the Almond Trees is celebrating their 8th anniversary/birthday celebration with games and giveaways, drinks by Sechey and Mothers Day photo props and ops under the beautiful trees out back. 190 King Street at Horlbeck Alley.
Natural Blonde Mix redefines the Bloody Mary experience with their award-winning light and refreshing Golden Mary mixes made from fresh, sun-ripened golden tomatoes and all-natural ingredients. Founded in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina, Natural Blonde was inspired by the city’s vibrant culture and culinary scene. Bursting with bright flavor and bold color, these mixes are a celebration of Charleston’s southern charm. More than just tomato juice – they’re an experience that transcends the ordinary. Picture vibrant jalapenos, crisp parsnips, succulent onions, and aromatic garlic – and at the center of it all, hand-picked golden tomatoes ripened in the sun. Natural Blonde mixes deliver an unparalleled drinking experience: a juice that is light, clean, and revitalizing.
Buy three, get one free! Candlefish at Wentworth. Candlefish is a unique storefront and workshop with a focus on all things fragrance. We’re known for our library of 100 signature scents—a collection of distinctly unnamed candles that encourage customers to follow their instincts, rather than preconceived notions. A joyful exploration of scent and beauty, our shops are filled to the brim not only with candles, but accessories, decor, and complementary treasures, too.
At the VIP Tent in front of the Apple Store, Brian Livingston is back with his new book Folkston. Ethan McDaniel is a young Charleston attorney eager to embark upon a prosperous legal career. When his first trial takes him to Folkston, a small town in the South Carolina mountains, he discovers he’s prepared for everything but life. Ethan’s put up in a seedy motel, ignored by the other attorneys, and disillusioned by the trial’s slow, plodding pace. But he befriends some extraordinary locals, and discovers even his best courtroom skills can’t help against the harsh realities of the law. As the trial sputters forward, Ethan comes to understand that to be a great lawyer is nowhere near as important as being a great person, and he has potential to be both. In this engaging and provocative examination of ambition, unlikely friendships, and social hierarchies, Brian Livingston taps into the common desires and hurts that unite, and divide, us all.
Also, artist Janis Mallula brings her unique and sparkling Caddywampus Keepsakes.
